
I Think
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One acquires knowledge through experience; this is my process. Using MRI data with 7mm slice thickness, I employed a "dark fluid" sequence called FLAIR for its water-darkening properties. This simplified brain surface segmentation using InVesalius, followed by Meshlab clean-up and smoothing (Taubin Smooth). Netfabb was used for repairing, and the apex region resulted in the best outcome despite a missing brain section. Bottom slices had artifacts and required manual removal of structures like skull basis and vessels. I aim to improve with higher-resolution data, but CT scans pose segmentation challenges, leading to messy results.
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